Traktor have just dropped a new budget version of their much-loved DJ software that aims to bring the Traktor experience to beginners. But is the stripped-back Traktor still worth it, and how’s it compare to the established names in the game?
OneLibrary makes DJ libraries portable between djay, Traktor, and AlphaTheta players, removing the need to rebuild playlists or cue points.
We test the Traktor MX2 for feel, sound and software: Pro 4 in the box, stems and Pattern Player, strong FX and modular support.
Traktor has often felt like the plucky underdog of the DJ software world. Compared to the industry titans of rekordbox and Serato, Native Instruments’ offering has never quite […]
Traktor is back in a big way with the launch of Traktor Pro 4 and the Z1 MK2. The new X1 MK3 continues their trend of ‘modular’ DJ […]
There’s a new member of Traktor’s family of modular DJ systems – the Z1 MK2. As has become the case with new Native Instruments gear, it’s a sleekly […]
Choosing a DJ software as a beginner can be confusing. In this comparison guide, we will help you decide which DJ software is best for you.
Berlin-based Native Instruments, the creator of Traktor DJ, has announced a take over by technology investors Francisco Partners.
The Native Instruments Traktor Kontrol S4 is finally here, in this review we find out if it was worth the wait and if those haptic drive jog wheels live up to the hype!
Native Instruments are back with a bang! With brand new software and hardware, are these new products enough to stand out in a tough market place? We aim to find out with this, the most affordable controller in the range, the Traktor Kontrol S2 Mk3!